DNS Help - probably easy - mental block heh

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While going over some practice sims i came across a dns one and i forgot how you make a dns server only respond to requests from the private network ?

thanks for any help you can give

 

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In the interfaces tab in the DNS server make sure that there is only one IP that the DNS server is listening to and that the IP of the Network...

Eg your DNS Server has an IP 192.168.1.10 --> if you would what i said above, the DNS would only "dish out" records on that network.

 

Thanks for the reply zimbo. So instead of having the dot in the All Ip addresses option i would put it in the only the only the following Ip addresses option and put in the Ip address of the private network card and not the one connected to the net ?

Cheers for your help

 

yes....give this a read

http://technet2.microsoft.com/Windo...067e-4537-9fee-776b1388d99e1033.mspx?mfr=true

 

Cheers that infos really helpful - all layed out nicely in my head now heh.
I have another question you may be able to help me with if its not too much trouble.
The question asks if you make a reverse lookup for a subnet how do make sure its stored in active directory and updates are secure. Now am i right in thinking that it has to be an Active Directory-integrated zone to be able to use secure updates , or could you put the dot in "Do not allow dynamic updates" which would force you to update the records manually but that would be secure ...
Thanks for the help

 

hang on...where you getting this sim from mate?

 

not sim sorry was a question - edited my post for correctness

 

is this from some testing software or something?

 

Yep , practice questions. Building up to take the test soon.

 

So do you have to have an active directory integrated zone to use secure updates ?

 

Its a practice test question for 70-291

 

Ok try change the question because due to copyright you cant post the exact question on the forum. I think you ok so far so just keep it in mind...

If you create an Active directory integrated zone you can then allow secure updates... does that answe you question?

 

You sure you want to know?

 

Downloaded them from some free test engine website , has like 10 questions and you get 25 mins to do them. You have to pay for the full version but im low on money hehe , think its from freedownloadscenter.com.

 

thanks zimbo , so i was right in thinking the only way you can have a zone with secure updates is if it is an active directory integrated zone ?

 

I think sparky said it all...

 

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